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infections-digestive
mbio final ttu sum 1
| questions | answers |
|---|---|
| what is gastrtis | inflammation of the stomach |
| Gastroenteritis | diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain |
| Hepatitis is... | the inflammation and damage of the liver |
| Streptococus mutans cause what and how? | causes cavities by adhering to the tooth enamel. sugar converts to lactic acid and glacan respectively destroying the enamel and plaque. |
| what is Frankenbugs? | strain of S. mutans, can break down sucrose and prevent cavities formation |
| Porphyromonas gingivalis does what? | cause gingivitis and is periodontal disease. |
| what is used to treat periodontal disease? | tetracycline |
| whats is mumps and specific characteristics? | viral infection, Enveloped, -ssRNA |
| what treats the mumps? | MMR vaccine |
| infections of the intestinal tract do not happen by? | inhalation |
| infections of the intestinal tract are caused by? | bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and helminths |
| Shigellosis is cause by | Shigella spp bacteria, shiga toxin |
| mode of transmission of Shigellosis is | fecal oral route |
| what is trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole and what is it used for? | antibiotic and for shigellosis |
| Typhoid fever is caused by | Salmonella typhi |
| mode of transmission for salmonella typi | fecal oral, and direct contact |
| treatment for typhoid fever is | Antibioic: chloramphenicol Typhoid vaccine: injection or pills |
| Salmonellosis is caused by | Salmonella spp |
| the ____ which is a endotoxin makes you sick when having improperly uncooked food | LPS |
| Ampicillin does what? | inhibits cell wall synthesis |
| E.coli strains are determined by | 2 antigens: O- outer memb. and H- flagellar anitgen |
| Vibrio cholerae causes | Cholera |
| the natural reservoir for vibrio cholerae are | Inadequate public sanitation and infected shellfish |
| what is the process of cholera? | Increase in cAMP levels , then Chloride ion are released, Water, Na+, electrolytes flow uncontrollably from the body resulting in dehydration. |
| what is the virulence factor for Cholera toxin (AB toxin) | CTXΦ |
| what is the virulence factor for Toxin co-regulated pilus and what does it do? | tcp and acts as a receptor for CTX phage to attach to it |
| what is the virulence factor Accessory cholera enterotoxin and what does it do? | ace and it leads to additional fluid release |
| what is the virulence factor for Zonula occludens toxin and what does it do? | zot and it disrupts tight junctions between cells, makes cells leaky |
| what is the virulence factor for chemotaxis protiens and what does it do? | Cep and allows organism to travel through intestinal mucous |
| treatment for cholera is | tetracyclines and ORT oral rehydrational therapy |
| Helicobacter pylori causes | Gastritis |
| Helicobacter pylori can resides in _____ conditions due to virulence factors like ____ & ____ | very acidic, adhesins and urease |
| antibiotics for gastritis are.... | Metronidazole- robs cell of reducing pwr Tetracycline- inhibits protein synthesis Subsalicylate- increase absorption of fluids and nutrients and decreases inflammation |
| Staphylococcus aureus causes | food poisoning |
| what makes people sick with food poisoning is | the ingestion of exotoxins |
| Viral gastroenteritis is caused by two main viruses | Rotavirus & Norwalk virus |
| the difference b/w the rotavirus and the norwalk virus is | rotavirus is a dsRNA and only infects childern and the norwalk is +ssRNA and infects children and adults |
| Entamoeba histolytica causes | Amoebic dysentery |
| Entamoeba histolytica can exist in 2 forms | trophozoite and a cyst |
| Giardiasis is cause by the protozoa | Giardia lamblia (in the form of a cyst) |
| Giardiasis is resistant to... | chlorine |
| the disease ascariasis is cause by a ___worm called? | round, A. lumbricoides |
| A. lumbricoides is killed by | mebendazole |
| mebendazole treats diseases cause by | Parasitic worms |